Yabagi Sani, the national chairman of the Action Development Party (ADP), has stated that under President Bola Tinubu, Nigerians are going through the most severe economic suffering.
According to reports, Sani claimed that the President’s policies had added too much time to the suffering of the populace.
Nigeria’s economy promises grandeur, but bad management is hurting it, said Sani, the ADP’s presidential candidate in the 2023 election, on Trust TV’s Sunday Politics.
“Nigeria’s economy promises greatness, and I think we can do much better with what is going on right now.” Indeed, there were certain decisions made by the administration that may be considered necessary. Nigerians, however, are not content today. Since Nigeria wasn’t doing well before President Tinubu took office, but now we are in a worse situation, they are going through what is known as hell.
He acknowledged that you must endure hardships before you can enjoy them, but he advised against making the hardships last too long since then no one would be around to partake in the treats when they arrived.
The ADC National Chairman urged the government to take further action to lessen the suffering of its people. The government should deal with foreign exchange, corruption, and inflation, he urged.
Given its reliance on imports, he asserts that Nigeria needs to have a sound foreign exchange policy to combat inflation.
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Therefore, it is anticipated that this government will move beyond its current actions. In actuality, the nation’s inflation rate is currently too high.
“Corruption is a problem that the government needs to address. The government should make sure that immediate action is done to guarantee that the expense of transportation is covered.
The currency rate is another element that the government ought to take into consideration. It also contributes significantly to inflation. We are requesting that the government take a look at this because Nigeria imports a lot of goods, making the value of the naira vital,” he said.
